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By mikethemadbiologist on July 26, 2009.

Merry Sunday! Here are some links. Science:

This is why I blog: gratitude from stellar student, recovering addict seeking grad school advice

Amyloid plaques, bacteria trigger immune response

How would you like some posturing Congress Critter to de-fund your grant?

Swine flu: not down for the count

Other:

Privileging opposition to abortion

Mike Castle Plays Poker With Crazy People

Crazy Never Sleeps

Who Is a Convert?

Sales pitch still needs work: At his healthcare press conference, Obama still didn't have the right language to sell the idea

An American ex-pat's view of the Western European medical system versus the US health care system

Wrong, Wrong, Wrong, Wrong, Wrong, Wrong

Dear Mr. President

High Frequency Trading Is A Scam

Who Is Killing America's Millionaires?

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